How much water should you drink today? It depends on where you are and on you. HydrationMap estimates your daily water intake using live weather data and personal factors like body weight, age, activity level, and other relevant conditions.
Highest Needs Right Now
Global Average
Lowest Needs Right Now
541
Cities Monitored
100+
Countries covered
12+
Variables Tracked
12 min ago
Last Data Update
Cities where current weather conditions significantly increase daily water needs due to heat, humidity, dryness, or altitude.
121% of global average needs
117% of global average needs
117% of global average needs
116% of global average needs
116% of global average needs
116% of global average needs
115% of global average needs
115% of global average needs
Cities with optimal conditions for maintaining hydration levels naturally.
95% of global average needs
96% of global average needs
97% of global average needs
97% of global average needs
97% of global average needs
97% of global average needs
98% of global average needs
98% of global average needs
Hydration needs vary significantly by region. Our data shows that residents in arid climates may need up to 40% more water daily compared to those in temperate zones.
Expert advice to help you stay healthy and hydrated.



Environmental factors account for up to 40% of your daily water needs variance. While the "8 glasses a day" rule is a good starting point, it fails to account for temperature, humidity, altitude, and UV index.
HydrationMap uses real-time weather data to calculate precise hydration requirements for around 500 cities. Whether you're traveling to the arid heat of Dubai or the humid climate of Singapore, our algorithms help you stay ahead of dehydration.
Our calculations are based on the Galvez equation and modern sports science research, adjusting for 12+ physiological and environmental variables.
We refresh weather data hourly to ensure your recommendations are accurate for the current conditions, not just historical averages.